Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
	Subseries: Industrial Relations
	Industrial Education
Box 119	Apprenticeship Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 119	General
Box 119	Labor (worker's) education
Box 119	Trade schools, private
	Injunctions
Box 120	Damage actions against unions
Box 120	Damage suits against labor unions
Box 120	Federal court injunctions against unions on complaint of employers or public officials
Box 120	Federal injunctions, general Physical Description: 3 folders
	Injunctions in labor disputes
Box 120	Federal courts, Volume I
Box 121	State court injunctions against unions, Volume I (continued from box 120)
Box 121	Issued against unions at instance of employers or the government, Volume II
Box 121	Other than actions by employers
Box 121	State courts, actions against labor unions at the instance of employer or government in which no injunctions were issued
Box 122	State courts, injunctions after 1950
Box 122	Wisconsin injunctions
	Labor History
Box 122	American Federation of Labor
Box 122	Congress of Industrial Organizations
Box 122	Industrial democracy
Box 122	International trade unionism
Box 122	Labor movement in theory
Box 123	Labor union finances and dues
Box 123	Labor unions and industrial peace
Box 123	Labor unity, AFL-CIO
Box 123	Politics of trade unionism
Box 123	Structure: craft vs. industrial, jurisdictional disputes
	Trade unionism
Box 123	Early history
Box 124	In the New Deal period
Box 124	In World War II (in U.S.)
Box 124	Pro and con
Box 125	Value to employers
Box 125	Union practices
Box 125	Union responsibility to public
Box 125	Various unions
Box 125	White collar employees
Box 125	Wisconsin's labor movement
	Labor in Politics
Box 126	Earliest period to 1890
Box 126	1890-1905
Box 126	1905-1919
Box 126	1919-1932
Box 126	1933-1942
Box 127	1943-1947
Box 127	1947-circa 1951
Box 127	1952 campaign
Box 127	1952-1960
Box 128	Foreign labor parties
Box 128	General Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 128	Lobbying, legislative activities
Box 128	Maps showing voting of Union Labor Party, 1880s
Box 128	Miscellaneous topics
Box 128	Unions and the Taft-Hartley Act
	Labor Law
	Anti-trust cases against unions and leaders
Box 129	General
Box 129	After 1836
Box 129	Enforcement
Box 129	Martial law, and the law on strikes
Box 129	Norris-LaGuardia anti-injunction laws
Box 130	Picketing Physical Description: 2 folders
	Policy questions
Box 130	Regarding industrial relations
Box 130	Regarding regulation of internal union affairs
Box 130	Regarding restrictions on unions
Box 130	Regarding right to strike and limitations
Box 131	Regarding union incorporation and responsibility, suability of unions
Box 131	Regarding union relations to their members, intra-union rows
Box 131	Regarding union responsibility under trade agreements--no strike provisions
Box 131	Public emergencies caused by strikes (other then public utility strikes)
Box 131	Public employees and unionism
Box 132	Public employment, collective bargaining adjustment grievances
Box 132	Property rights involved in labor cases
Box 132	Summaries of current law
Box 132	Statutes concerning labor combinations
Box 132	Working papers for “Labor and the Law”
Box 132	“Yellow Dog” contracts
	Labor Legislation
Box 133	Administration Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 133	Administration, U.S. Department of Labor
Box 133	Anti-injunction legislation before 1930
Box 133	Anti-injunction legislation after 1930
Box 134	Book, proposed chapters
	Child labor
Box 134	Federal legislation
Box 134	In agriculture
Box 134	In wartime
Box 134	Laws, state and foreign
Box 135	Need for restriction
Box 135	Street trades
Box 135	Treble compensation
Box 135	Employment contract
Box 135	Fair employment practices legislation
	Fair Labor Standards Act
Box 136	History
Box 136	1935 proposals for changes Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 137	Farmers and protective labor legislation
Box 137	Federal anti-injunction bill, 1928
Box 137	Foreign countries, general; United Nations, Economic and Social Council
Box 137	General
Box 138	History, proponents and opponents
Box 138	Hobbs Anti-Racketeering Act, 1946
Box 138	Home work and sweat shop labor
	Hours
Box 138	Studies of problems
Box 138	Women's hours legislation
Box 139	Immigration and naturalization
Box 139	In foreign countries
Box 139	Injunction bills in Congress, 1895-1932 Note: Witte wrote on the original folder, “Important.”
Box 139	International action on labor legislation, particularly the I.L.O.
	Labor in wartime
Box 139	Foreign countries
Box 140	Hours
Box 140	Labor legislation in Wisconsin
Box 140	Labor relations, development, 1947-1948
	Labor relations, legislation
Box 140	Legal cases arising under restrictive state laws
Box 140	Positions of different groups and discussion of problems, 1947
Box 140	Landrum-Griffin Act, 1959
Box 140	Lea Act, 1946 (anti-Petrillo bill)
Box 140	Legal aid
Box 140	Legal basis, effects
Box 141	Men's hours, legislation (including movement for the 8-hour day) Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 141	Migratory workers, problems of
Box 141	National Labor Relations Act, first NLRB, 1931 May-1935 July
Box 141	National Labor Relations Act, second NLRB, 1935-1936, developments up to Supreme Court decision
	National Labor Relations Board
Box 141	“Appropriate bargaining unit” issue
Box 142	Changes proposed, 1937-1941
Box 142	Developments in , 1940-1941 sessions of Congress
Box 142	Evaluation
Box 142	General, 1942
Box 143	Interpretation Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 143	Interpretation of Section 7(a)
Box 143	Legislative proposals terminating in act of , 1935
Box 144	Policy issues
Box 144	Trade agreements
Box 144	Status
Box 144	Union obligations, restrictions, employer interference, collective bargaining
Box 144	New Deal Board, 1931
Box 145	Norris-LaGuardia Act
Box 145	Price and wage controls, 1952
Box 145	Prison labor
Box 145	Public employees, laws regulating
Box 145	Public utilities
Box 145	Public utility strike legislation other than Wisconsin
Box 146	Railroad and maritime labor acts Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 146	Railroad employees, special laws
Box 146	Restrictive legislation, proposals in Congress, 1945-1947
Box 147	Right to work laws
	Safety and sanitation
Box 147	Coal mines
Box 147	General
	Safety
Box 147	Application of safety laws
Box 148	Employment prohibited to women
Box 148	Fire prevention
Box 148	Industrial diseases
Box 148	Safety laws and their administration
Box 148	Seamen's labor laws
Box 148	Standards
	States
Box 148	Hours of labor for men
Box 149	Labor relations
Box 149	Safety and sanitation legislation
Box 149	Summaries of legislation
	Taft-Hartley Act
Box 149	Analysis
Box 149	Appraisal and operation of the law
Box 150	Boycotts Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 150	Coal industry disputes after T-H Act
Box 150	Collective bargaining
Box 151	Communist affidavit requirements
Box 151	Company union cases and favoritism
Box 151	Congressional Labor-Management Committee, 1947-1952
Box 151	Damage suits
Box 151	Developments affecting T-H after passage, 1947 July
Box 151	Discrimination against union members
Box 151	Effects on employees
Box 152	Emergency strikes (exclusive of coal)
Box 152	Employers, rights of free speech before and after T-H
Box 152	Featherbedding
Box 152	Health, welfare, and pension plans
Box 152	Injunctions
Box 152	Interpretations and forecasts of effects
Box 152	Jurisdictional disputes
Box 153	Labor developments subsequent to passage of the Act but not directly related to it
Box 153	McClellan investigations. Labor scandals, 1957
Box 153	Miscellaneous specific provisions of the T-H Act, and their effects
Box 153	NLRB jurisdiction under T-H Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 153-154	NLRB under T-H Act Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 154	Picketing
Box 154	Procedural issues
Box 154	Proposals for changes
Box 154	Representation questions under T-H Note: Includes craft severance.
Box 154	State-federal relations under T-H
Box 155	Strikes after passage of the Act, 1947
Box 155	Strikes--legal questions
Box 155	Supervisory employees and plant guards
Box 155	Union coercion, violence, et cetera
Box 155	Union reaction and policies after passage of the T-H Act
Box 156	80th Congress, proposals for changes Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 156	81st Congress, proposals for changes
Box 157	83rd Congress, proposals for changes
Box 157	83rd and 84th Congresses, labor relations legislation
Box 157	85th Congress, labor relations legislation
Box 157	86th Congress, proposals for changes
Box 157	Theory
Box 157	Union labor, preference to
Box 157	Union regulation in labor disputes
	Wages
Box 158	Minimum wages, effects and arguments
Box 158	Minimum wages, general
Box 158	Minimum wage legislation for minors, apprenticeship
Box 158	Minimum wage legislation, methods of administration
Box 158	Minimum wage legislation, U.S., general
Box 158-159	Minimum wage scale and minimum wage movement in the U.S. Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 159	Public Contracts Act, prevailing wage
Box 159	Regulation for men Note: Existing legislation--foreign and American.
Box 159	Wage payment and collection laws
Box 159	Women's Equal Rights Amendment, equal pay for equal work laws
Box 159	Women's hours of labor, flexible
Box 159	Women's hours of labor and wages Note: Wisconsin pea canneries.
Box 160	Women's wages
Box 160	Women's work in industry, general
Box 160	Wisconsin “employment peace act,” data on operation of the law
Box 160	Wisconsin “employment peace act,” 1939
Box 160	Wisconsin labor relations, changes in the law after 1939, and proposed changes
	Labor-Management Relations
Box 161	Changes in labor conditions
Box 161	Conference, 1945 December
Box 161	Cooperation
Box 161	Developments and trends
Box 162	Employer associations
Box 162	Employer ideas and policies
Box 162	Employers and collective bargaining
Box 162	Essentials for satisfactory relations
Box 163	Management rights as an issue in collective bargaining
Box 163	Personnel management
Box 163	Psychology
Box 163	Sociologists approach
Box 163	Welfare
	Labor Problems
Box 164	Arbitration Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 164	Compulsory
Box 164	General Physical Description: 2 folders
	Arbitration
Box 165	Handling by state boards
Box 165	History of
Box 165	Issues, notes on decisions
Box 165	Municipal labor boards
Box 165	U.S. Conciliation Service to 1947, and Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service after 1947
Box 165	Its influences on guaranteed wages and social changes
Box 166	Automation, its influence on guaranteed wages and social changes
Box 166	Boycotts
Box 166	Collective bargaining
Box 166	General
Box 167	History, theory, legal nature
Box 167	Industry-wide bargaining
Box 167	In operation, appraisals
Box 167	In particular industries
Box 167	“Portal to Portal” pay, travel time, clothes changing
Box 168	Productivity
Box 168	Contracts, modification and extension
Box 168	Disputes in Wisconsin
Box 168	Disputes, public policy
Box 168	Employment market
Box 168-169	Employment of older people Physical Description: 3 folders
	Employment offices
Box 169	Private
Box 169	Public Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 169	Employment planning by government
Box 170	Employment relations in Wisconsin
Box 170	Employment services in foreign countries
Box 170	Employment statistics
Box 170	Fringe benefits
Box 171	General
Box 171	Government labor relation policies
	Grievance adjustments
Box 171	Including arbitration, NWLB
Box 171	Machinery in trade agreements
Box 172	Guaranteed wages and employment Physical Description: 3 folders
	Guaranteed wages and employment
Box 173	Actual plans Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 173	Including severance and dismissal pay
Box 173	Insurance
Box 173	Hours
	Housing
Box 173	Foreign countries
Box 174	U.S. Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 174	Independent company unions, employee representation
Box 174	Independent company unions under NIRA (1 and 2) Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 175	Industrial spying and private detective agencies
Box 175	Injunctions in labor disputes
Box 175	Labor statistics
Box 176	Labor unionism, general
Box 176	Methods of coping with unemployment
Box 176	Picketing
Box 176	Productivity, problems and trends Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 177	Profit-sharing
Box 177	Public employee, rights as an employee Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 177	Racketeering Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 178	Seniority
Box 178	Stabilization of employment
	Strikes
Box 178	General aspects
Box 178	Their social significance
Box 178	Employment of strikebreakers
Box 178	Sit-down and other anti-social strikes
Box 178-179	Statistics
Box 179	Unemployment before World War II Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 179	Unemployment during and after World War I
Box 180	Unionization of foremen
Box 180	Violence in disputes
Box 180	Wage issues, labor and employee positions
Box 180	Wage statistics
Box 181	Wage theories Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 182	Wages, union policies
	Labor Relations in Foreign Countries
Box 182	Australia and New Zealand
Box 182	Canada
Box 182	Hawaii
Box 183	General
Box 183	Great Britain
Box 183	Labor law (except British, Canadian, Australian)
Box 184	Latin America
Box 184	Occupied countries after World War II
Box 184	Post World War II Note: Other than occupied countries.
Box 184	Scandinavian
Box 184	Soviet Union
Box 184	Western Germany
	Labor Relations in Postwar Period
Box 185	Disputes, adjustments after V-J Day
Box 185	Disputes, fact-finding boards, 1945-1946
Box 185	General Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 185	Policy discussions, 1945 August-1946 December
Box 186	Strikes: coal strike, 1947 July
	Wage controls
Box 186	Controversies and agreements
Box 186	Government action
Box 186	Policies and discussions prior to V-J Day
Box 186	Policies and discussions following V-J Day
	Labor Relations in Wartime
Box 187	General
	Korean War
	Defense Production Act
Box 187	1950
Box 187	1951
Box 187	Inflation situation
Box 187	Labor disputes, 1950-1952
Box 187	Labor disputes and WSB action
Box 187	Labor in defense effort, 1950-1951
Box 187	Price stabilization
Box 188	Steel disputes and strike, 1951
Box 188	Reconstituted Wage Stabilization Board
Box 188	Wage stabilization and first Wage Stabilization Board
Box 189	Wage Stabilization Board -- orders and interpreters
Box 189	Wage Stabilization Committee, 1952 December-1953 March
Box 189	War mobilization -- manpower problems, 1950
Box 189	War mobilization plans, circa 1950
Box 190	Meat packing industry, Chicago
	NWLB
Box 190	And independent unions
Box 190	Disputes cases
Box 190	Jurisdiction
Box 190	Policy of strikes and threatened strikes
Box 190	Representation and recognition
Box 191	Railway labor
Box 191	World War I
	World War II
Box 191	Adjustments of labor disputes
Box 191	General
Box 191	Labor problems before Congress previous to Smith-Connally Act
Box 191	Mediation
Box 191	National defense, 1940
Box 192	Mediation proposals, 1940-1941
Box 192	Right to strike, restrictions after Pearl Harbor Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 192	Smith-Connally Act
Box 193	Strikes and near strikes
Box 193	Strikes subsequent to Smith-Connally Act
Box 193	Wage problems
	Labor Union Policy Issues
Box 193-194	Communism in the unions Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 194	Disputes between unions
Box 194	Farmers, attitudes
Box 194	Labor's support of education
Box 195	Monopoly and the unions
	State Labor Relations
Box 195	Labor union policy issues -- monopoly and unions, non-legal aspects
Box 195	Legislative proposals, 1946-1947
Box 195	“Little Wagner” acts
Box 195-196	Restrictive acts by states Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 196	Wisconsin Labor Relations Act, 1936-1939
	Union Security
Box 196-197	After passage of Taft-Hartley Act (other than NLRB and court cases) Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 197	As an issue before NWLB
Box 198	Cases before NWLB Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 198	Check-off of union dues
Box 198	Closed shop and open shop issues